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MPA employees help clean up
Posted on 05 Mar 2007 by mackayportsA veil, nappies and a container of surgical hypodermic needles were some of the more unusual items recovered by Mackay Port Authority employees as they rolled up their sleeves to help out during Clean Up Australia Day on Sunday.
A dozen volunteers collected 15 bags on "rubbish" as they made a clean sweep of Ron Searle Drive and Slade Point Road.
MPA employees Sharone Carter and Lyndell Myatt and friend Mel Jarvis joined about 400 volunteers who participated in the annual clean up campaign at 18 sites around Mackay.
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Kommo Toera Trail

The Kommo Toera Trail is a "Water Walk Trail" that meanders through the wetlands of the Port Conservation Area.
Discover the fantastic selection of flora and fauna that inhabits this lovely sanctuary that exists only minutes away from the City Heart.

